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I understand going slow over some driveways or uneven road surfaces; I'm on stock height and I still have to be careful in some areas. But if you're constantly having
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I understand going slow over some driveways or uneven road surfaces; I'm on stock height and I still have to be careful in some areas. But if you're constantly having people flip you the bird and cuss you out over it, either New Yorkers really are a load of people with their panties in a bunch, or you are seriously being an obnoxious driver. Keep in mind that others will see a very lowered car with an exhaust as a "ricer", which is annoying to them to start off with. Then this "ricer" is delaying their commute... If the roads there really are that shitty, maybe being lowered isn't the most practical setup.
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